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Location American Startup News for 17 July 2013
6,000 mobile developers: Android most popular, iOS most profitable, Windows Phone most The biggest mobile developer study in history with 6,000 respondents from 115 countries says that while iOS developers make an average of $5,200 per month in app revenue and Android developers pull in $4,700, more develo...
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Intel's new CEO says 50 new 2-in-1 laptop-tablet hybrid designs in the works 2-in-1 designs give users both laptop and tablet experiences in one device.
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Withings gets in on the wearable computing craze, raises $30M Withings, the maker of digital health tracking devices, has nabbed another $30 million. The France-based startup will use the funding to take its products to new, international markets.
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Stayful launches real-time bidding platform for boutique hotel rooms Stayful has built a bidding platform that allows travelers and independent boutique hotel owners to negotiate room prices in real time.
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This Japanese company wants to 3D print your unborn baby's face Having a baby but can't wait nine months to see what it look likes in 3D? A Japanese company has a solution.
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Amex Cashes In On Higher Credit Card Spend As The Stock Outperformed Peers And Banks American Express delivers an earnings beat as profit rises 5% in the second quarter, but investors weren't pleased with the results, which revealed higher reward spend as customers spent more.
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PayPal shines in eBay's Q2: Revenues up 20%, 4.7M accounts added, payments volume up 24% While Square gets most of the hype in the mobile payments world, eBay's PayPal business remains strong.
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When you should break your product

Venture Beat - 17 Jul 2013 22:21
When you should break your product Guest Post I'm a tough critic when it comes to products. I usually compare products to what I know technology is capable of, not what the competition is doing. Every product can be made better.
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With PC sales slowing, Intel slightly misses revenues for second quarter Intel is struggling in a weak PC industry, but its earnings are still enviable. Earnings per share are on target.
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Why mobile advertising needs specialists

Venture Beat - 17 Jul 2013 22:06
Why mobile advertising needs specialists Guest Post Desktop advertising has a neat, simple solution. Mobile advertising does not, but many very smart people in mobile advertising are trying to crack that problem. Bypassing their solutions simply because they're...
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4 ways to stay safe online while on vacation this summer Guest Post When you're on vacation you're exposed to new kinds of security threats. Here's how to stay safe.
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Google's Failed Quest To Prove Managers Are Evil -- And Why You Should Care Back in 2008 Google, that Shangri-La of employment, had a bit of a management problem. Trouble was: everyone--most critically their prized engineering team--hated managers, both in theory and in practice
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Enterprise cloud storage biz Egnyte gets closer to Google with Drive integration Enterprise cloud storage startup Egnyte already has ties to Google, but now it gets closer with deep Google Drive integration.
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Google teases July 24 press breakfast with Android chief Sundar Pichai The colorful search and mobile giant just sent out press invites for a July 24th press event with Sundar Pichai, who leads Google's Android and Chrome teams.
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Comparing Apples and Googles: the App Store vs. Google Play (infographic) Apple owns only 18 percent of the app universe, but banks almost 500 percent more than Google, pulling in a sweet $5.1 million in revenue each and every day. Meanwhile, Google owns 75 percent of all app downloads, but on...
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NCAA will not renew contract with EA sports due to 'costs of litigation' The NCAA is facing lawsuits for selling products featuring player likenesses without providing compensation to those athletes.
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Analyst: Apple shipped 29 to 32 million iPhones last quarter, boosting revenue to $36B Apple's doing better than Wall Street thinks, if we can believe Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty.
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Vivino uncorks $10.3M to turn anyone into a wine snob Wine app Vivino uses image recognition technology to identify wines, make recommendations, and help users create personal catalogs of their wine preferences.
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Social Entrepreneurs Have Impact Through Fashion Chris and Doug Akin have created The Base Project, a socially conscious fashion brand that brings artisinal products from around the world at fair trade prices to the U.S. for distribution.
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Yahoo acquires (& shutters) Admovate

Venture Beat - 17 Jul 2013 19:30
Yahoo acquires (& shutters) Admovate Admovate's platform and technology will be integrated into Yahoo's existing advertising platforms, a rep told VentureBeat.
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Tobii's eye-tracking proves that the best kind of touchscreen is no touchscreen at all Who needs touchscreens when you have eye tracking?
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BitTorrent Sync is cloud without risk

Venture Beat - 17 Jul 2013 19:12
BitTorrent Sync is cloud without risk In these days of NSA snooping and built-in backdoors, do you really want your entire digital life in the cloud?
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